unapologetic

“I really like showing that women are unapologetically passionate about their work, and that’s OK for us to love our work,” Gallagher says.

"Hope won there and it can win here. Many, many congratulations to a young man who despite all the attacks remained unapologetically himself."

It often fell to Cheney, not President Bush, to make an assertive, unapologetic case for the American-led wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and for the controversial antiterrorism measures such as the Guantánamo Bay prison.

Mr. Merz unapologetically replied that his government has stood by Israel since the Oct.

High Point’s unapologetic championing of God, family, country—and its focus on life skills, mentorship and job placement—were the key reasons our son enrolled.